It’s time to take your protein pills and put your helmet on as you journey across the universe in No Man’s Sky. Explore uncharted planets, face off ... VR headset. Changing into a first-person ...

Here's what you need to know when buying a VR headset. A welcome 25% off* Treat yourself and others ... We can't say for sure since we haven't put any VR headsets through our lab testing. But which ...

VR's journey has been a roller coaster of hype and disappointment. Early attempts, like the vaporware Sega VR headset and ... VR didn't take off, even with the advent of more capable headsets ...

showing off the physical exterior of the PC VR headset in full. We’ll be keeping our eyes on all things Valve in the coming months, as the inclusion of controller models in SteamVR software ...

It may seem like a dream, or an alternate reality, but HTC has just released loads of deals on its VR headsets this ... Note: If you only need the headset, it's currently $200 off on HTC's website ...

Cyber Monday is a terrific time upgrade your face with smart glasses or a VR headset, and some of my top-rated picks are seeing big price cuts. I’ve been PCMag’s home entertainment expert for ...

The Meta Quest 3 is confidently the best VR headset out there right now but a ... Meta hopes that Goertek and other manufacturers will take on a bigger role in designing and creating headsets ...

They also showed off a Samsung-built headset code-named Project Moohan, taken from the Korean word for “infinite.” The two tech giants look to jump-start a market that’s been slow to take off.

Save $400 on this future-proofed virtual reality headset on the market that's perfect for a PC setup. HTC's Vive Pro 2 sports a 5K display, a 120Hz refresh rate, a 120-degree field of view ...

making our list of the best vr headsets. Note: This is for the full system that comes with a tracker, controllers, a base station and a wireless adapter, the headset-only option is $200 off.

They also showed off a Samsung-built headset code-named Project Moohan, taken from the Korean word for “infinite.” The two tech giants look to jump-start a market that’s been slow to take off.